ZILLA cabs or YAMAHA cabs for Kemper?
Which one is your favorite and why please?
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ZILLA cabs or YAMAHA cabs for Kemper?
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I've never used a Yamaha cab and I love my Zilla Fatboy cab with 1 creamback and one v30, so I would have to go with Zilla.
The fatboy has great low end response which makes it a great alternative to a 4x12.
Profiles translate really well through the Zilla. Most of my recording tones are done by tweaking through my Zilla and then finding a cab that fits the mix. Works well for me.
I liked being able to custom order my Zilla as well.
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The fatboy has great low end response which makes it a great alternative to a 4x12.
Thanks! looks great with the Kemper... looks huge and solid ...BTW this must be like.... 50 LBS ????
PS: hey you got 62 LIKES and 59 POST it's rare that someone got more like than post
Thats the first time I see that You should get a free profile for that LOL -
59.5lbs =)
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I'd also entertain the Mission Engineering Gemini stuff. It's FRFR, but has a coaxial design that responds like a traditional cab while still letting you take advantage of the cab emulation.
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Thanks Danny , I put you a LIKE so your average LIKE performance won't drop
(not the only reason )What seems interesting for me in that cab is that I love MID LOW frequency (yes sure I try to let the bassman breathe please no debate please) but I still need a sound that is warm with my guitars
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59.5lbs =)
Ouch ok with this in mind I will have to sing the two lines of that song for the Zilla
I WANT YOU SO BAD but
SHE'S SO HEAVY
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Much better than the 104lb Mesa OS I sold. =) She was a heffer.
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Much better than the 104lb Mesa OS I sold. =)
104 lb? Thats a monster, thats a... ''GOD-ZILLA''
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Zilla everytime! I have a Zilla Fatboy very much like the one above in green, but with a CL80 and a V30, the kemper loves CL80! Especially at low volume. Big heavy cabs, but very full sounding.
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All Zilla users don't care that they do not take full advantage of the Kemper?
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Zilla everytime! I have a Zilla Fatboy very much like the one above in green, but with a CL80 and a V30, the kemper loves CL80! Especially at low volume. Big heavy cabs, but very full sounding.
It is very hard to choose something without trying it but it looks like , at least, both Yamaha and Zilla user are happy
I will have to try them both . (and maybe other brands too) I got a subwoofer cab here that I don't use I will experiment with it also as a complement for a cab . (even if those are the frequency for the bass it can add a little bit of warmth and you can choose the frequency also, the volume. I will have fun I like to experiment. I dont judge until I try it and hear it... -
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I've never used a Yamaha cab and I love my Zilla Fatboy cab with 1 creamback and one v30, so I would have to go with Zilla.
The fatboy has great low end response which makes it a great alternative to a 4x12.
Profiles translate really well through the Zilla. Most of my recording tones are done by tweaking through my Zilla and then finding a cab that fits the mix. Works well for me.
I liked being able to custom order my Zilla as well.
Looks great! You go to FOH using your cabsim?
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If I played live that is what I would do. I do all my playing in studios. When I gonto other studios I just throw my Kemper in a small rack and go.
Depending on the venue I would rather just leave the cab at home unless I have someone carting my gear around. I'd rather save my energy for the performance.
